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 | Marshall Republican 25 Nov 1910
Bertha King went to Kansas City to attend business college. |
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| 1302 |
 | Marshall Republican 26 Oct 1906
Philip Watkins Harris died of heart disease suddenly and unexpectedly leaving wife and 10 children. |
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| 1303 |
 | Marshall Republican Description of St. Louis World's Fair page 3 of 4
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 | Marshall Republican January 1913
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Vardeman from Salisbury visited his father and brother |
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| 1305 |
 | Marshall Republican July 1908
J.T. Vardeman from Nelson, MO |
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| 1306 |
 | Marshall Republican May 1910
J.T. Vardeman from Nelson, MO |
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| 1307 |
| Moberly-Index and Democrat Moberly, Missouri 7 Oct 1939
Bernard Vardiman, Sophomore, Center on Football squad |
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 | Moberly-Monitor Index Moberly, Missouri 23 December 1939
Ernest Vardiman, age 72, lost three fingers in accident. |
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 | Monitor Index and Democrat, Moberly, Missouri 3 July 1930
Ross Vardiman raising red hogs, Phillip Vardiman entering a popcorn and potato project in the State Fair. Ross and Phillip have 20 acres of corn. |
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| 1311 |
 | The Asheville Citizen 20 May 1931
George Stanley Vardiman indicted for shooting and killing his wife, Minnie Vardiman |
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| 1312 |
 | The Asheville Citizen 4 Oct 1933
George Stanley Vardiman pardoned by Governor of North Carolina. |
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| 1313 |
 | The Boone Family compiled by Hazel Atterbury Spraker
"A Geneaological History of the Descendants of George and Mary Boone who came to America in 1717"
Daniel Wilcoxson (Wilcox) married a sister of Daniel Boone.
hyperlink to entire book: https://archive.org/details/boonefamilygenea00spra/page/n7
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 | The Charlotte Observer 27 April 1931
George Stanley Vardiman arrested for shooting and killing his wife, Minnie Vardiman on 25 April 1931 |
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 | The Marshal Republican Page 2 of 4 describing St. Louis World's Fair in 1904
Harris family lived in Marshall, Saline County, Missouri at the time of the St. Louis World's Fair. If any of them went it was about a two-hour train ride.
Philip Watkins Harris - age 62
Pearla Williams King Harris - age 39 (Philip's wife)
Stella Almeda Harris - age 21 (daughter from Philip's 1st wife)
Bertha King - age 20 (Pearla's youngest child from her 1st husband)
Mary Josephine "Mollie" Harris - age 19 (youngest child from Philip's 1st wife)
Thee Harris - age 9
Jack Harris - age 7
Emma Harris Morton Solomon - age 33 (Philip's oldest child)
James Solomon - age 27 (Emma's husband)
Tommy Morton - age 9 (Emma's son from 1st husband)
Myrtle Solomon - age 5 (Emma's daughter from 2nd husband)
Philip's sons from first wife:
Richard Harris - age 32
Philip H. Harris - age 30
Edward Harris - age 28
Giles Harris - age 27
William Holmes Harris - age 23
Lee Watkins Harris - age 24 (newlywed, he and Daisy married Sep 1903)
Daisy M. King Harris - age 22 (Lee's wife and Pearla Williams King Harris' daughter from her 1st marriage) |
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 | The Marshall Republican Description of St. Louis World's Fair in 1904 page 4 of 4
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 | The Marshall Republican Marshall, Saline County, Missouri 29 April 1904 page 1 of 4
"Snapshots of the World's Fair" - nice description of what it was like to visit the St. Louis World's Fair, which was about two hours train ride away from Marshall, Missouri. |
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 | The Marshall Republican published 1 January 1909
Wedding License: Miles Vardeman and Mary Harris both from Marshall
actually married 24 Dec 1908 Marshall, Saline County, Missouri |
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| 1319 |
 | The Marshall Republican published 25 December 1908
Otho Vardeman visited his relatives over Christmas in Marshall, Saline County, Missouri. |
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 | USS Idaho (BB-42)
Neville Vardeman - Fireman 2nd Class on board in 1919
"Idaho sailed on 13 April 1919 for shakedown training out of Guantanamo Bay, and after returning to New York City received President of Brazil Epitácio Pessoa for the voyage to Rio de Janeiro. Departing on 6 July with her escort, the battleship arrived Rio on 17 July. From there she set course for the Panama Canal, arriving Monterey, California, in September to join the Pacific Fleet. She joined other dreadnoughts in training exercises and reviews, including a Fleet Review by President of the United States Woodrow Wilson on 13 September. In 1920, the battleship carried Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels and the Secretary of the Interior (either Franklin K. Lane or John B. Payne) on an inspection tour of Alaska."
Source: http://www.navsource.org/archives/01/42a.htm |
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| 1321 |
 | A Brave Vessel by Hobson Woodward published 2009
Book to read about the supply ships that rescued Jamestown.
According to information I read on geni.com our ancestor Thomas Harris was an investor in the Virginia Company and was on the ship that got lost in a storm and landed in Bermuda in 1610. When they got back to England William Shakespeare wrote the play Tempest about it. Thomas Harris got on the ship Prosperous in 1611 to settle in Virginia. |
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| 1322 |
 | A Historic Resource Study for George Washington Birthplace National Monument using primary sources.
Levy, Philip "Upon This Land: Seven Generations of the Washington Family and the Residents of Popes Creek and Mattox Neck." 2023.
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| 1331 |
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| 1333 |
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 | Abram and Mattie Ridgeway Vardeman's family about 1894
Back row left to right: Bert (age 17), Lena (age 21), Bob (age 19-20)
Front row left to right: Martha, Ruth (age 2-3), Kate (age 10), Rev. Abram Vardeman |
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| Abram M. Vardeman, age 20, on his wedding day
12 Mar 1871 in Bullitt County, Kentucky |
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| 1338 |
 | Abram Vardeman Sketch
provided by Paul E Vardeman |
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| 1339 |
 | Abram Vardeman, age 19 on his wedding day to Martha Ridgeway
12 March 1871 Bullitt County, Kentucky |
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| 1340 |
 | Absalom Skirvin
History written by his 4x great graddaughter, Michelle Vardiman Fansler |
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| Adam & Jennie Fansler
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 | Adam and Jennie Fansler
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